Proof of Principle models to support the Complexity Economics course.
Models are available as .ipynb in Python3 or as HTML files for easy viewing.
In this course, we'll be talking a lot about systems and I'll often refer to systems being bounded vs unbounded.
This notebook provides demonstrates how we can mathematically represent the returns to the division of labour and see how the extend of the market can limit the degree of the division.
This notebook implements the Monetary Circuit model from Keen 2010 discussed in the Monetary Circuit lecture as the original system of equations and then iteratively.
This notebook presents a model of electricity market auctions as presented in your Market Structures lecture.
This notebook presents basic banking discipline and elasticity dynamics.
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